The Tourism Investment Attraction Modules help communities prepare for, attract, and manage tourism investment. The Modules are a practical resource for economic development officers, tourism professionals, Indigenous and local leaders, and community planners.

Module 1: Introduction to tourism investment attraction
Module 2: Tourism investment readiness
Module 3: Selling your destination and tracking success
Practical tips for communities
Tourism investment is different from other types of investment. This module explains what makes it unique and why it matters for communities.
You’ll learn:
Click here for the full Module 1: Introduction to tourism investment attraction.
Before approaching investors, it is important to have a strong foundation. This module helps you assess how ready your community is for tourism investment.
It covers how to:
Click here for the full Module 2: Tourism investment readiness.
Once your community is ready, this module focuses on attracting investors and tracking progress over time.
You’ll learn how to:
Click here for the full Module 3: Selling your destination and tracking success.
The Practical Tips for Communities (PDF, 77.6 KB) shares practical tips to help communities begin attracting tourism investment. It is designed for communities with limited capacity and focuses on simple, achievable steps to build momentum, use existing resources, and work with regional partners.
A full Tourism Investment Attraction Guide that provides more detail, is available for download here.
Tourism investment is a key component of British Columbia’s Tourism Sector Action Plan (insert hyperlink), supporting the Province’s goal to grow the visitor economy, attract private-sector investment, and strengthen tourism destinations and communities across B.C.
To learn more about how the Province is positioning tourism in British Columbia as a high-growth investment opportunity in international markets, visit the Ministry of Jobs and Economic Growth Trade and Invest website.